Physician (MD/DO) - Family Practice in West Deptford, NJ - Adelphi Medical Staffing : Job Details

Adelphi is seeking a highly qualified and experienced physician to serve as the EMS Medical Director for a government entity in Woodbury, New Jersey. The candidate will be primarily responsible for medical leadership, administrative oversight, and the delivery of high-quality pre-hospital care services to the residents of the County.

Job Quick Facts:

• Ref #BD-860-01• Profession: Physician• Specialty : Emergency Medicine (preferred), Primary Care, or Family Medicine• Locations: Woodbury, New Jersey• Job Type: Contract• Facility Type: Government Administrative Entity• Coverage Period :1 year• Start Date: TBC• Shifts: 12.5 hrs per week

Requirements:

• MD/DO• Active New Jersey License• BC in Emergency Medicine• BlS/ACLS• DEA License• Minimum of 5 years' experience as an emergency department physician with documented expertise in EMS medical direction for BLS and ALS systems.

Responsibilities:

• Provide clinical leadership for the emergency medical services (EMS) program, advising on patient care and medical practices.• Direct the clinical management of patients and ensure adherence to statewide EMS protocols.• Develop, review, and update medical policies, procedures, and protocols based on evidence-based practices.• Participate in continuous quality improvement initiatives, including retrospective and prospective reviews.• Oversee EMS continuing education programs and ensure compliance with licensing requirements.• Conduct at least 6 hours per week of field observation, providing direct oversight to EMS staff during patient care.• Review patient care charts weekly to ensure compliance with clinical standards.• Guide EMS teams on the stocking, storage, and use of medical supplies and drugs, ensuring compliance with regulations.• Perform medical audits of patient care and participate in EMS quality improvement planning.• Collaborate with receiving hospitals to integrate EMS with hospital quality improvement programs.• Attend bi-weekly administrative and clinical meetings with EMS leadership.• Provide written clinical guidance, including bi-weekly communications or newsletters to staff.• Respond to significant incidents, including mass casualty and hazardous material events, to provide direct medical oversight.• Consult on the acquisition and evaluation of pre-hospital medical equipment.• Provide training and education for EMS staff to meet regulatory and operational requirements.• Counsel and remediate EMS staff when clinical performance falls below standards.• Serve as a liaison to the broader medical community and stakeholders to enhance EMS system operations.